Third Church Sermons

Revelation chapter 12 is about the “great war,” the enormous spiritual battle that wages behind the scenes, all the time, between the devil and the powers of God. This week we’ll grapple with this unseen reality on multiple levels: living in the midst of a war, the enemy himself, the defense we have against Satan, and the child who will conquer the enemy.

Last week we saw an emphasis on the identity of God’s people, as people from all nations are sealed for God. This week, we’ll see the focus on the vocation of God’s people, which is to be witnesses to Jesus and the gospel during the time of the tribulation.

This week we take a look at Revelation 7 and what it means to be sealed by God in Christ and through the Spirit.

This week we will look at Revelation 5, which calls us to joy and celebration in the revelation of Jesus, the slain Lamb who has brought salvation, and who alone provides all the answers to our deepest longings.

This week we will look at Revelation 5, which calls us to joy and celebration in the revelation of Jesus, the slain Lamb who has brought salvation, and who alone provides all the answers to our deepest longings.

In chapters 4 and 5 of the book of Revelation, arguably the core chapters of this book, we are given access to see what is at the very heart of reality: the throne of God, a vision of astonishing beauty that defies language and calls us to worship.

This week we look at Revelation 3:14–22.

This week we look at Revelation 1:20–2:7.

This week we continue our series on the book of Revelation, titled “The Triumph of the Lamb.“

This week we begin our series on the book of Revelation, titled “The Triumph of the Lamb“